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Old 07-26-2013, 10:45 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by tuskin View Post
XCOPY
XCopy source {destination} /t

example
xcopy C:\Folders D:\Folders /t

Tried this on Windows 8 64-bit - worked as advertised.
That is not a 'Library' structure, That is just the folder structure (and would be in error if you could even validate the Library with the Maintenance tool)

A Library is Metadate.db's structure (columns and settings). No books. No Authors. No Tags or Series.

Xcopy <source> <destination> /S is a good command to use to backup your Library (I don't think using /E instead of /s is needed as no valid library folder should ever be 'empty' )
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